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US jury orders Apple to pay $5.7 billion for patent infringement
September 27, 2026 at 09:27 AM · Updated 19d ago
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يواليوم السابع
أبل تواجه حكمًا بـ5.7 مليار دولار فى قضية انتهاك براءات اختراع - اليوم السابع
(opens the publisher’s site)SNSky News Arabia
تغريم "أبل" 5.7 مليار دولار بسبب انتهاك براءتي اختراع
(opens the publisher’s site)SNSky News Arabia
تغريم "أبل" 5.7 مليار دولار بسبب انتهاك براءتي اختراع
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AJAl Jazeera Arabic
أكبر حكم في أمريكا.. إلزام آبل بدفع 5.7 مليارات دولار بسبب براءات اختراع
(opens the publisher’s site)A US jury has ordered Apple to pay more than $5.7 billion to Taction Technology for infringing two patents used in the iPhone's Taptic Engine.
- A US jury found on Friday that Apple's Taptic Engine violated two patents held by San Diego-based Taction Technology, ordering the company to pay over $5.7 billion.
- Apple told CNBC it disagrees with the verdict, plans to appeal, and maintains it does not use Taction's technology, citing trial testing it says confirmed the difference.
- The jury concluded Apple did not willfully infringe the two patents; a willful finding could have tripled the damages award.
- Taction attorney Lance Yang said the company welcomes the jury's decision, which he said affirmed its patent rights.
- Taction filed the lawsuit in 2021; a San Diego judge dismissed it in 2023, and the Federal Circuit revived it before the verdict.